Hi,
You can fix the tabs on indent by putting the following in your .emacs
(I also do this for my lisp code):
(setq-default indent-tabs-mode nil)
V. Glenn Tarcea
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On Nov 15, 2008, at 9:22 PM, Eduardo Cavazos wrote:
On Saturday 15 November 2008 19:35:53 Jose A. Ortega
On Saturday 15 November 2008 22:49:17 Slava Pestov wrote:
But, if syntax is split up into two vocabularies, you'd be out of luck
for library data types. Eg, parsing a float array (using F{ in
float-arrays) is safe.
Yeah, words that provide literal syntax for library data would have to go in a
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 9:29 AM, Eduardo Cavazos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, words that provide literal syntax for library data would have to go in a
separate library. But that actually sounds good for use with words
like 'parse-with-vocabs'. It seems desirable to say:
... FACTOR
Hi Ed,
I just realized that the whole safe parsing words idea is subtly
flawed. For example, T{ is a safe parsing word but we can use it to
construct an object that crashes the Factor VM:
( scratchpad ) T{ vector f { } 100 } .
Memory protection fault at address 303038
Now that I think about it,
On Sunday 16 November 2008 09:42:52 Jose A. Ortega Ruiz wrote:
I'm very glad to help. I've sent another pull request with the
indentation stuff in a separate email. I'll come up with more little
improvements and cleanups to factor.el, but before i'd like to ask if
you'd be comfortable with a
Hi all,
I noticed that none of the springies demos seem to be working.
I see the same problem on a G5 Powermac and Intel iMac running
OS 10.5.5.
All of the springies demos worked in the past on both my machines.
I first noticed the problem when I installed the latest Factor
about a week
Hi,
Thanks for reporting the problem. The stack effect of gl-rect had
changed and I forgot to update springies. I pushed a patch fixing the
problem.
Incidentally, the compiler did catch the problem; when loading
springies, a message was printed reporting that there were compiler
errors. I guess
Eduardo Cavazos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Not a problem, change away!
Thanks... i'll submit a new pull request shortly with the cosmetic
changes.
I'm interested in any ideas you have for Emacs integration, minor and major.
As you know, Factor is highly reflective so the skys the limit for
Hi all,
On Windows, Factor now looks for files named factor-boot-rc and
factor-rc in your home directory, without the leading period. Windows
Explorer won't let you create files whose names start with a (.), and
only on Unix does it make the files hidden anyway.
So you will need to rename your
The changes in the factor.el are great! One small 'problem' I found is
that when highlighting keywords, a keyword like MIXIN: has the IN:
highlighted, rather than the whole word.
I haven't looked very hard at the regular expression matching, but one
coughhackcough that fixes it is to move
On Sunday 16 November 2008 13:55:15 Jose A. Ortega Ruiz wrote:
I'll sure need lots of help on this side :) For starters, i've noticed
there's already a 'factor-telnet' function in factor.el that, i presume,
can connect to a running listener. Is that correct? What does the factor
listener side
On Sunday 16 November 2008 12:47:10 Dave Fashena wrote:
I noticed that none of the springies demos seem to be working.
I see the same problem on a G5 Powermac and Intel iMac running
OS 10.5.5.
Hi Dave,
Besides that bug, there's also a bug which causes the springes demos to run
much slower
It looks like factor.el didn't get recompiled on my system until I
made a change. Never mind this bug report.
Glenn
V. Glenn Tarcea
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On Nov 16, 2008, at 8:27 PM, Glenn Tarcea wrote:
The changes in the factor.el are great! One small 'problem' I found is
that when
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